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Heater Hose adapter repair 2000-2014 Suburban, Silverado, Tahoe, Sierra, Escalade 5.3L
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Broke mine changing the back spark plug , leaned on the hose and it snapped
Good job! This is the best video I have seen on this particular subject.
This just happened on my 2014 Suburban LTZ 5.3l money is tight so will try the striate hose method
Thank you! This just happened to me and I have to repair it. 2014 Yukon Denali
What are the part numbers on these two hoses, since they both sheared off very easily
I can’t take the old quick connect off , I felt around back of it but I don’t feel anything to push down on to help remove it , should I just cut it off ?
Que medida es la manguera?
What about the hose next too it please h
Do you guys know if the hose he used in the video would fit on a 2001 silverado
Would have to be a 1/2 hose and the connector is pushed in tightly making the opening more like 5/8ths
I just don’t want to put a 1/2” hose on and it be too small for the core. Not getting enough coolant
Is it a 1/2 or 5/8ths hose on the replacement?
What if there are no tabs to pinch to get the old connector off?
I was told one of my heater hoses needs to be replaced as it is showing signs of wear. Was told BOTH need to be done as it is recommended. Was quoted $500. So of course I'd like to save the money so I can simply buy one new hose, replace it only, and be just fine? Is that right?
This just happened to my 2002 Tahoe! I’m gonna try my hand at fixing it so I don’t have to pay out the a** for a mechanic! Thanks
I attached my hose straight the the pipe also so all I need is a second worm clamp at this point I don’t need to buy the actual heater hose connector?
Need to know I did everything right and my ac not cooling it was before now I put my heater to work and only heat comes out help